Jeep Cherokee Tire Rotations
Getting the longest life from the tires on your Jeep Cherokee requires they wear evenly. That's best accomplished through proper rotation according the diagrams in your Jeep Cherokee Owner's Manual. A good rule of thumb is to have rotation performed at a set interval to coincide with your regular oil changes. But we all know rules are made to be broken and in this case if you notice unusual or uneven wear on your tires, it is best to have them rotated right away. Rotating the tires on your Jeep Chrysler Ram & Dodge will insure the front tires don't wear out before the rear or vice versa. They should be rotated every 7,500 miles, and always before an all-wheel-alignment. This way, they should all wear out at the same time.
Jeep Cherokee Brake Pad Replacement
 Not just an average part, your Jeep Cherokee brake pads and rotors are also safety devices. Brake Pads and Rotors are critical to the safe operation of your Cherokee and its occupants. Providing stopping power and control of your new Cherokee, they quickly scrub off speed to bring your vehicle to a complete stop. Using them gently will extend the life of the pads and the rotors. More aggressive use will quickly have them wearing through the pads to the rotor, where a squeaking, metal-on-metal noise will occur. Your Napleton Northlake Jeep Service Advisor will be happy to inspect the brake pads and rotors whenever you are in for an oil change or other service. Replacing them with Genuine Mopar Replacement parts will help your Jeep Cherokee running like new, regardless of how "seasoned" it may be.
Jeep Cherokee Spark Plug Change Services
 The Spark Plugs on your Napleton Jeep Cherokee are typically maintenance free, providing years of get up and go to spark the engine to life. With a life expectancy of approximately 100,000 miles, they should be changed shortly afterwards. Your Northlake Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, and Dodge Service Department stocks nearly every size of Mopar spark plug needed for your Jeep Vehicle! Your Cherokee's Owner's Manual offers more extensive information.
Top Off Your Jeep Cherokee Transmission Fluids
Throughout its lifetime, the transmission on your new Northlake Jeep Cherokee might need very little, if any, maintenance. But of course, there are still exceptions. Jeep recommends a hands-off approach to transmission servicing except in situations where your Jeep Cherokee is subjected to high-mileage, high-stressed driving, or where the transmission fluids might have become contaminated after a river crossing excursion, for instance. Please check with your Jeep Cherokee Owner's Manual and your Napleton Northlake Jeep Service Advisor.
Jeep Cherokee Air Filter Change Services
 A clean air filter purifies the air going into the cylinders of your Northlake Jeep Cherokee. Made to trap debris and particles while continuing to allow the engine to operate, a dirty filter can interrupt the air flow causing the Cherokee's engine to suffer. Eventually the filter becomes clogged, causing a loss in efficiency that can reduce mileage. Your Jeep Cherokee Owner's Manual recommends changing it every 30,000 miles unless you live in a particularly dusty region of the United States, in which case you should change it more frequently. Stop by the Northlake Jeep service department for an inspection today.
Visit Our Jeep Cherokee Car Maintenance Service Center Near West Palm Beach
The Jeep Cherokee's Owner's Manual offers additional information on the operation and service schedule of your new Northlake Jeep vehicle. Our Jeep service professionals are eager to offer you service that will keep your new Cherokee feeling like new. Call Northlake CDJR for more information today.